I have a bash script in Ubuntu, I want it to run every 10 minutes for example after it’s done. How can I do this? Thanks!
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I have a bash script in Ubuntu, I want it to run every 10 minutes for example after it’s done. How can I do this? Thanks!
You can check
watch.From the man pages of
watchthe description sayswatch - execute a program periodically, showing output fullscreen, you can trywatch -n 600 my_script.shwhich will executemyscript.shevery 600 seconds i.e. 10 minutes.watchshows the output to full screen, you can redirect it to say/dev/nullin case you are not interested in the output to the screen.Hope this helps!